The Counter Terrorism and Security Act (2015), puts a legal duty on specified authorities. This is to give due regard to the need to prevent radicalisation and extremism.
The Prevent duty guidance outlines what authorities are responsible for: Prevent duty guidance.
For guidance on any sector, visit: Counter Terrorism strategy 2010 to 2015 government policy.
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Online training
Resources can be found on the Home Office website:
For a Prevent training catalogue, visit: Channel training online.
Posters and leaflets
Other resources
- Calderdale Safeguarding Children Board.
- Safeguarding for professionals.
- Educate Against Hate.
- Report Terrorism (GOV.UK).
Health Professionals and schools
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The referenced media source is missing and needs to be re-embedded.
- Educate Against Hate. Advice on how to protect children from extremism and being radicalised. (These are endorsed by the Department for Education.)
- Classroom ideas.
- Teaching approaches that help to build resilience to extremism among young people (GOV.UK).
- Guidance and toolkit for vulnerable adult interventions (GOV.UK).
Online safety
- Educate Against Hate Parents' Hub. Resources and Government advice for parents and carers on how to keep young people safe from extremism.
- ACT Early. Advice and support for parents and carers to keep children safe from being radicalised online.
- UK Safer Internet Centre. Guides for privacy settings, parental controls and Internet safety features of major Internet Service Providers.
- Parent Zone. Digital safety advice for parents.
Contact
For more about Prevent, please email the Prevent Co-ordinator: prevent@calderdale.gov.uk